... ANeat and Convenient HOUSE, situate in a pleasant part of the Village of Crawley, comprising front sitting-room and parlour, kitchen, throe bedrooms, store room, underground and out - offices, with small garden attached. For further particulars apply to John ...

... | 8 2 BURGLARY.—On Tuesday night week, the Rectory) priest in charge of St. James’ has just had presented | head from the kitchen up to the high table, eccompasied | Swanbourne ) 8 S5|11 0) 3 36, 5 38 | oo | | 3 9) 5 18) 8 16) Do in this village ...

... Norton (late in the cccu- sation of the Rev. C. C. Walkey), with Parlour, Drawing Room, 5 Bedrooms, and a small Flower and Kitchen Garden. Water supply good, aud to make sure of its being », it is all thoroughly filtered.—Apply to Bliss, ‘Shipping Norton ...

... property. pleasant afternoon was spent. ° | Sovp —Timely aid has again heen promise: | for the poor by the operation of the scup kitchen, a sub scription for the purpose promoted by Georgiana Tady Willoughby de Broke having been liberally responded to. Every ...

... witness leaving the bouse she filled three spirit tamps (produced) and placed them, together with a box cf matches, upon the kitchen table, were all trimmed and ready for lighting. Witness and the oth rs returned from the circus at about half-past ten o'clock ...

... Edgehill. age, iN! ue Sour KITCHENS continue to de the Ae ¢hea Qeimehnew 24th alt., Mr H, Field gave 2 igs | loaves, to be distributed with the There are about 10% families io Grimsbary present time receiving relief from this kitchen. CHRISTMAS AT THE WoRKHOUSE ...

... No, sir,” was th oe PS Was & POMC AW Military Preparation.—His grace of Richmon asked why he ordered a captain’s to mou F kitchen,repiied that he wis! ums ome, If to ‘the nees. says stand ore, An impertinent editor in Alabama, says a pape to know when ...

... barricaded with boards, but light was visibleabove. A poliee-odkerascendedthe stairs, opened • door, and found himself in the kitchen. There was a &mien stove opposite the door, upon which • white eat was sitting. In the next room there was a movable dining-table ...

... verdict that death resulted from congestion of the brain. WHITTLEBURY. FARTHINGHOE. Corps > A THe Sovp Kitcnen.—The soup kitchen is proving to te a Loder, the owner of Tue CHURCH decorations of are often areal boon to the necessitous poor of the town ...

... Or. 31p. known '• Fairlawn lims., containing entrance hull, dining :mil drawing rooms, breakitast room, trout and back kitchens fitted with every convenient*, 5 bedroom'', dressing room, w.c., first-class underground cellars. hi inmaitre don't, pantry ...

... Tailors, 14, Russell Street, Landport. JMUNDY AND SONS, COAL & COKE MERCHANTS Pre.ent Prices for Cash— Wallaend 22/0 J| Kitchen Coal.. 19/0 Silkstone _ ._ 21/0 S Nuts ._ is/0 BlackweUMain.. 20/6 | Coke, 12/0 per chaldron Steam Coal always on han ...

... Joha Frederick | Cooper, Gent, to be Seeond-Lieut Coxcert ts Arp or THe Kitenes. —A concert jin aid of the Banbury and soup kitchens | will he given in the Town Hall on the 7th of January. | A capital programme has been got up, and some well- 1658 pretty ...